The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-10-15

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on his pork house. AS soon as thu
weather gets cool enough he vii
begin operations. We hope Hank
enterprise will return him on,
thousand fold.
1 w. B. c. Allen, editor of the
Shoshone Journal, borrowed The
first money loaned by the Caldwell
Loan Association last Monday
evening, at eight per cent premium
That is he pays one per cent pei
month interest, and eight per cent
premium for the privilege of Dor
rowing it. He takes $500 and will
erect a house on his property at
this place for rental. Allen knows
what he is about and also knows a
good thing when he sees it.
The 18th day of October, 1887
was one to be long remembered by
Caldwell. For some time past
Caldwell Lodge No. 10, I. 0. 0. F.
have been engaged in building a
hall, which is credit to any town
of five times the size of Cald-
well, and carried it safely
through. To build $500
hall is a hazardous undertaking for
an organization only about four
years old and with a membership
of less than forty; but the push
which characterizes Odd Fellow
ship everywhere in general, and
the unbounded enterprise which is
part of Caldwell in particular,
battered down all barriers which
stood in the path of success, and
brought beautiful and substantial
building out of chaos. Caldwell
Lodge No. 10 is proud of it's
new hall, it is proud of the mem
bers that carried it through to
successful termination; it is proud
in the fact that it occupies the
only hall in the territory owned by
the Order itself. In view of all
this it may be possible that it has
been a. little to enthusiastic at
times and to outsiders somewhat
SAVIOR of boasting, but to one that
knows the inside workings and the
obstacles overcome, it is very APP
parent that they have been very
modest indeed. Indeed it is as a
gentleman from Haley said after
viewing the beautifully furnished
hall: 'The half has not been told
me-"
By a formal invitation the Grand
Lodge of Idaho Territory came to
Caldwell on the 18th inst. to dedi-
cate the new hall to the principles
Of Friendship, Love and Truth.
A special train was run from Boise
arriving here at about II o'clock,
about fifty members of
,he Grand Lodge. They were met
1t the depot by the Caldwell Lodge
md while the band discoursed it's
pest music from the band stand, /
hey were marched to the hall,
where DR.. Maxey welcomed them
n behalf of the lodge, by short
address,. J. H. Forney responded
With a few well chosen remarks,
fter which they adjourned for
inner. The following is a partial
list of the strangers present, it be-
ng impossible to get a complete
list:
Mr.. and Mrs. Brumzell and Miss
Zoe, of Reynolds Greek; Mrs. L.
I. Allen, Miss Sommercamp, of
liver City; VIM. Isaacs, ofSucker
reek; Mrs. G.. w. Werincke, of {
hoshone; Guy Hammer, Haley,
}. w. Higgins, HALEY; J. c. Fox,
HALLS; w. H. Emerson, San Fran
SEQ; w. A. McFall, A. B. Cum
'ings, A. Armstrong, Bellevue; J. {
[. Forney, Mt. Idaho; w. A. ]
Jade, Emmett; w. E. Wheeler, 9
agile Rock; 7. w. Nickel, Grange /,
lie; A. L. Simondi and wife, O
Veiser; ]. M. Howe, Lewiston; s
.erman Krause, Bellevue; Henry +
lifton, Idaho City; c. B. Humph- t